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... and Miss Braddou. A deeper purpose is to be found in the works of Kingsley, Wilkie Collins, Charles Heade, George Eliot, Thomas Hardy, William Black, and George Meredith. POETRY AND PHILOSOPHY. The poets of the Lake School had not all died when the Queen ...
... demonstrated, can lit you in isisition before a camera N itli R. much art as the greatest photographer that e%er Had Mr. Thomas Hardy pleased he could have been as fatuous as a dratigli4snian as lie is as a novelist. Ile commenced its an architect, anti ...
... business. There is • pontroversy in the New Revive which will cause some stir. Mr. Walter Besant, Mrs. Lynn Linton, and Mr. Thomas Hardy have written articles on Candour in English Fiction. Mr. Besant is quite satisfied with things as they are. He writes ...
... Graphic 'morally takes the first place. In addition to 16 pages of coloured illustrations, it contains a strong story by Thomas Hardy, ntitled A Groupof Noble Dames. The presentation plate, Desdemona, makes • pleasing picture, and is of great artistic ...
... tki C live sir. Thomas Hardy, of The Firm gave to each of the farm labuurem in ;Lis employ • prime pie.. of beef. The recipient., warmly appreciated the oft, and desire to express their thanke for the mme. and hops that Mr. and Mrs. Hardy and family will ...
... r our months atter mamage with Maritana, l'hilip Hardy, at the conclusion of a dinner-party, which had assembled at hie table some of hie oldest friends, and during which he had &- lighted everyone by hospitable kindness and high epirita, suddenly exclaimed ...
... Flat Race (girls under 12).-1 Morrie Johnson. 2, ! Annie Berry, 3 Florrie Royal], 4 Annie White, 5 Maud Hardy. Backward Race (girls under 12).-1 Mabel Lane, 2 Nellie Bradley, 3 May Vaaey. Notwithstanding the dull weather and the coldness of the evening ...
... A. Sagesn, Thomas Orme°, to Sarah Peet, of the toriali of St. Lenard. DEATHS. On the 3rd teat, at Alblon.street, Newark, Eiimbelli, wife of Thomas Gumaley, bricklayer, aged 34 }eau. On the eith inst., at Eldon-place, Newark. Henry Thomas Ilindley, tailor ...
... 3056 DEATHS. On Jane 9th. at North Mnakham, Annie Maria Gardner entered into rest, aged 51. 3046 On the 11th inst.. at 1, Hardy's-yard, Eldonstreet, ' Newark, Daniel, son of Henry Parke, fonadryman, I aged 19 months. On the 12th Mat., at George-street ...
... 15th inst., Charles Frederick, son of Frederick Bentley, labourer, aged 4 months. On the 17th inst., at 2, Hardy's-yard, Stodinanstreet, Newark, Thomas Fitchett, baker, aged 75 years. On the 17th inst., at 12, William -street, Newark, !Elizabeth Coles, aged ...
... SETS S.tTISFM - ToItILY FITTED Ir. Hardy's Consulting Hours:— W II to 4 p.m. M MR. .1. H. SMITH'S ; BRIDGE STREET, NEWARK. el FREE. Itarnby;;ate, Newark, Feb. 27th, I tear sir, worn the Teeth you *upplir.l for three tomato , . I hove muelk plen..ttre ...
... in my mad soon be My am sad always bee been, some, served. THOMAS WOOTTON, The Finis, Catilasi-oo.Trent, 1748 Newerk. HARDY'S TEETH ONE GUINEA PER SET. HEALTH, COMFORT, YOUTH, BEAUTY. MR. HARDY ATTENDS MR. SMITH'S, CHEMIST, BRIDGE STREET, WILDNEBDAY. One ...